< à 800K€
From 800K€ to 1,5M€
From 800K€ to 1,5M€
< à 800K€
From 1,5M€ to 2,5M €
Anjou offers a wide variety of vineyard properties, suitable for those looking to establish themselves in the wine industry, pursue a career change, invest in a vineyard, or expand an existing wine estate.
Ampelio presents a selection of vineyards and wine estates currently for sale in Anjou. Only some of our opportunities are listed online: contact our team directly to discover vineyard properties available exclusively off-market.
Located in the heart of the Loire Valley, the Anjou appellation vineyards are primarily situated in the Maine-et-Loire department, extending into Deux-Sèvres and Vienne.
Anjou stands out for the diversity of its grape varieties, appellations and wines. Red, rosé, dry white, sweet and sparkling wines can all coexist within the same wine-growing region, produced from the same grape variety and sometimes even within the range of a single wine estate.
Chenin Blanc plays a central role in this identity. The grape expresses itself equally well in dry white wines and in the region’s finest sweet and dessert wines. Ampelio is currently seeing growing interest in this grape variety among buyers and investors, driven by the reputation of renowned terroirs such as Savennières, Coteaux du Layon and Quarts de Chaume Grand Cru.
The region is also characterised by its schist soils, alongside sandstone, volcanic rock, sand and gravel.
The Anjou wine region is home to numerous appellations, including:
This diversity allows Anjou wine estates to develop highly varied portfolios, combining accessible, widely distributed wines with single-vineyard cuvées from rare and prestigious appellations.
| 15 AOP | Produced in Anjou |
| 1500 hectares | Within the Anjou appellation era |
| 810 winegrowers | producing Anjou wines |
Figures 2026 from Vins de Loire
Having sold around forty wine estates in Anjou, Ampelio has extensive experience of the vineyard property market across the Anjou-Saumur wine region.
One of Anjou’s greatest strengths is its diversity. The region offers the opportunity to produce accessible wines that are well known among consumers, such as Cabernet d’Anjou and Rosé d’Anjou, alongside sought-after appellations including Crémant de Loire, Savennières, Bonnezeaux and Quarts de Chaume Grand Cru. This complementary range of appellations provides numerous opportunities to build or further develop a wine portfolio.
Anjou is particularly well suited to those looking to establish a wine estate or pursue a career change in the wine industry. Vineyard properties can still be found at accessible price points, with a wide variety of vineyard areas, buildings and winemaking facilities to suit projects of very different sizes.
In 2026, continuing a trend observed over many years, we are also seeing growing investor interest in the region. Improvements in wine quality, increasing recognition of Chenin Blanc and the potential for value appreciation in certain appellations are all contributing to the growing appeal of the Anjou wine region.
The quality of life, rich heritage, Loire Valley landscapes and strong tourist appeal also create opportunities for direct-to-consumer wine sales and the development of wine tourism activities.
Based on transactions completed by Ampelio, the vineyard estates we have sold in Anjou have ranged from €400,000 to €4 million. These figures reflect our own sales experience and should be viewed as an indication of the variety of properties we have handled, rather than as minimum and maximum prices for vineyard estates across the Anjou market.
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The value of a vineyard property depends on several factors, including the vineyard area and quality of the plots, appellations, grape varieties, buildings, equipment, wine stocks and the profitability of the business.
The wide range of prices among the properties sold reflects the diversity of the Anjou vineyard market: estates suitable for first-time buyers entering the wine industry, established and operational wine businesses, vineyards with prestigious appellations, and properties offering significant commercial and wine tourism potential.
Buying a vineyard estate in Anjou involves assessing more than the vineyard itself. Buyers need to consider the size, location and quality of the vineyard plots, the appellations produced, winery and other buildings, winemaking equipment, wine stocks, staffing requirements, and the estate’s existing sales channels and commercial performance.
With around forty vineyard transactions completed in Anjou, Ampelio supports buyers throughout the acquisition process. Our team helps define the requirements and objectives of each project, identify suitable vineyard estates for sale, assess the key components of the property and business, and coordinate the successive legal stages of the transaction through to the signing of the final deed of sale.
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